from where do you order your online reloading supplys?

I don't order loading supplies online.I purchase my Redding dies from Prophet River,as well as powder when I visit his store.I order my Lapua Brass and bullets from Hirsch Precision.I order anything else that I need from Bashaw Sports,or P&D depending on who has it in stock.
 
Another one for Henry:). I've delt with him a number of times for reloading components. Decent prices and great service. In addition to 'shopping' there when I'm in the Edmonton area, I have also delt online with a site sponsor, P&d Enterprises and found them to have good selection, comparable prices and good service. Another outlet in Alberta I've found to be good and have only delt with them online is Bashaw Sports in Bashaw AB.
 
Just curious as to the deal on powders and primers.Can they be shipped just as anything else.
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They can't be sent through Canada Post, or shipped by Greyhound as bullets and brass can be.They need to be shipped by companies like DHL, and special dangerous goods charges apply.It isn't cost effective to ship small amounts of powder or primers.
 
stubblejumper said:
They can't be sent through Canada Post, or shipped by Greyhound as bullets and brass can be.They need to be shipped by companies like DHL, and special dangerous goods charges apply.It isn't cost effective to ship small amounts of powder or primers.
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Henry on here has contracts with some shipper's and can ship for alot less.
well worth the time to check it out.
 
Henry on here has contracts with some shipper's and can ship for alot less.
well worth the time to check it out.
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As long as it isn't with Canpar.they have a habit of leaving things on my doorstep,even in the rain or snow.It's just lucky that I wasn't out of town the times that they did it.
 
The only online supplier that I've used so far is Scot MacDonald. His pricing on product is the best I've found, and his shipping charges are very reasonable. The only thing that could be improved on, is that his communication is sometimes great, and other times not good at all. A confirmation email when a package ships out would be a great idea, as well as prompt response to each email, even if it's just to say "Sorry, nothing yet".

Other than that, I've been completely satisfied with my transactions with him. I haven't tried Henry yet, but it sounds like I should give it a whirl.
 
Previous posts have mentioned the reliable suppliers and I have dealt with most of them, all good.

I would like to add the link to customammo's page:

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=495398

I've been buying from John of customammo since the start of this decade and he has always been helpful and fair. I was surprised to see that now he carries almost everything I need as well.
 
All the hardware I've bought came from MidwayUSA.....When I buy primers and powders I try to buy them locally. We have to add HAZMAT fees for primers and powder. Usually $25 per item.......Buy then the price is doubled......A box of 1000 primers would cost between $50 and $60 each.. Here is the crazy part...Ammo can be shipped without HAZMAT fees.
 
here is another place it's in the state, but he's one that export to Canada, you need to follow the papaers work, not too hard, fees are good, but it take some time, maybe up to 3 to 4 weeks before you get your stock, but very nice price
 
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